The Battle of London
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The Battle of London was a 15 minute British propaganda film made in 1941. It chronicles the Battle of Britain's impact on the capital city.
The first scenes are of a quiet, peaceful London, apparently before the Battle, then quickly progresses to the first spate of bombings that the city endured and spirit of resilience with whitch the Londoners pull together in different ways to keep the city going.
The film ends with the stiring cry "London can take it, and London can give it too!"
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